Mike Pirnat

Added to my lengthy list of "gosh I should look into this when I get a chance" stuff...

HTTP error codes illustrated as one-panel comics. Charming and brilliant, expressed with a perfect economy.

Stuff I should really pay attention to one of these days to be a little more competent in the CSS department.

Interesting takes on editing down the Beatles' "White Album" to fit on a single record. I might try out some of the suggested playlists, or noodle around with my own--it's an intriguing idea.

I have some usability education, I noodle with Photoshop, and the web is my life, but I'm somewhat design-impaired when it comes to conjuring up my own pretty things. Stuff like this may help turn that around.

Awesome, funny, deep, *and* Star Wars. How can one go wrong?

I absolutely hate sIFR (it's the biggest pain if your Javascript/Flash universe is nontrivial--eg, if you use dojo's storage stuff); this looks like the start of a viable alternative.

Python's BDFL presents an interesting tool for facilitating code reviews.

Loaded with chuckles, this absolutely slays me once Zapf Dingbats turns up and starts shouting gibberish.

Titus Brown's excellent tour of coding Python Pythonically.